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Ana titer value1:160 for 1and 2 with speckled and homogeneous patterns, ra factor 7, aso less than 100, esr 29, segs 65.2. is this lupus?
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Positive ANA: Certainly suggestive of lupus. You need to follow with your promsry care physician or a rheumatologist for further tests and treatment.
Answered 2/6/2015
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